Sentence examples for approaches which could from inspiring English sources

This failed status quo is no more ethical than exploring new approaches – which could actually save lives – even if we can't foresee all the possible downsides.

The director of the UNHCR's Europe bureau, Vincent Cochetel, told the Guardian that new approaches, which could be achieved within the existing Dublin framework, were urgently needed: "We are concerned that when the boat arrivals resume on a large scale in April, not all the lessons learned from last year have been drawn by EU member states," Cochetel said.

"We are mindful of the fact that they represent approaches which could be both difficult to implement and highly controversial".

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We also describe a novel planning framework combining target- and benefit-based approaches which could be widely useful in the design of conservation area networks.

Peptides are giving rise to a push in chemodiversity approaches, which could be a fascinating route to novel medicinally and agriculturally important therapeutic agents for management of human and plant health [127, 128].

He said the government is committed to an "investment-led approach" which could result in more training, more mentoring and more opportunities for internships.

Would they prefer former Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr.'s hands-off approach, which could not account for where $350 billion pumped into banks went?

The administration, which is formally taking a hands-off approach that would leave decisions on contracts to a future Iraqi government, is giving tentative approval to Moscow's approach, which could mean billions for Russian companies.

But perhaps the most compelling evidence that Tesla's Model 3 may have significant autonomous capabilities lies in the company's unique technological approach, which could allow it to achieve a "hands off" driving experience at a fraction of the cost of its competitors — including Google, the heavyweight in the field.

NRBQ (the initials stand for New Rhythm and Blues Quartet, although it was a quintet early in its existence) was known and critically praised for its freewheeling, genre-bending approach, which could embrace rockabilly one minute and avant-garde jazz the next.